Pathologize

Some environmentalists pathologize consumer culture as a destructive force on the planet.

It's important not to pathologize individuals who have different cultural beliefs or practices as abnormal or mentally ill.

It is unfair to pathologize people who are introverted or shy as socially awkward or abnormal.

Some people are quick to pathologize children who have difficulty sitting still or paying attention as having ADHD.

Some people pathologize those who have difficulty making eye contact or reading social cues as having autism, when these traits can be present in neurotypical individuals as well.

It's not helpful to pathologize someone's religious beliefs as a symptom of mental illness.

Some conspiracy theories pathologize entire groups of people, leading to harmful discrimination and violence.

The tendency to pathologize social behaviors that deviate from the norm has led to discrimination against certain groups.

Some critics argue that certain literary genres pathologize marginalized communities.

Some politicians pathologize immigrant communities by portraying them as a threat to national security.

The media's obsession with celebrity culture can pathologize normal human experiences and emotions.

Some schools pathologize certain learning styles, which can lead to students feeling alienated and unsupported.

Some feminists pathologize traditional gender roles, arguing that they perpetuate harmful power dynamics.

Critics pathologize popular culture, viewing it as a symptom of societal decline or moral decay.

Some conservative groups pathologize progressive values, viewing them as a threat to traditional social norms.

Some religious groups pathologize any non-heterosexual behavior as a sin or mental illness.

Some self-help gurus pathologize negative emotions as evidence of personal failure.

My parents often pathologize my shyness as a social anxiety disorder.

Some people pathologize the desire to be alone as a sign of depression or social anxiety.

It's not appropriate to pathologize someone's unconventional beliefs or experiences as a symptom of mental illness without proper evaluation.

Some people pathologize their occasional forgetfulness as a sign of dementia.

Some people pathologize video game addiction and see it as a mental health disorder.

She was afraid her therapist would pathologize her anxiety.

Some people pathologize those who practice alternative religions or spiritual practices.

Some individuals pathologize homosexuality and view it as unnatural.

The news media tends to pathologize certain communities and neighborhoods.

Some people pathologize unconventional sexual orientations, perpetuating harmful stereotypes and stigma.

Some religions pathologize "sinful" behavior, leading to harmful stigmatization and shame.

Some people pathologize mental health disorders and label them as abnormal.

Some people tend to pathologize unusual behavior.

Some people pathologize those who have difficulty concentrating or completing tasks as having ADHD, without proper evaluation or consideration of other factors.

Certain cultures pathologize tattoos and view them as signs of delinquency.

The artist's attempt to pathologize the human condition through his work was seen as a poignant and insightful commentary.

Some religious groups pathologize non-believers, viewing them as morally corrupt or misguided.

The therapist tried to pathologize the patient's behavior, but it was just a cultural difference.

It's important not to pathologize normal human emotions like sadness or anxiety as signs of mental illness.

It's not helpful to pathologize individuals who experience grief or loss as having depression without proper evaluation.

The tendency to pathologize mental health disorders can lead to over-diagnosis and over-medication.

The government's tendency to pathologize poverty as an individual failing has been criticized by social justice advocates.

Some employers pathologize mental health issues as a sign of weakness, creating a toxic work environment.

It's not right to pathologize a child for expressing their emotions.

Some people pathologize individuals who don't conform to traditional gender norms.

He tends to pathologize any deviation from the norm as a sign of moral corruption.

Some educators pathologize diverse learning styles as learning disabilities, leading to unnecessary interventions.

Some people pathologize those who have difficulty expressing their emotions or struggle with social skills as having a mental illness, when in fact these can be typical traits of introversion or social anxiety.

Some people pathologize those who have trouble sleeping or experience nightmares as having PTSD, when these symptoms can be present in individuals without trauma.

It's not helpful to pathologize a person's dietary choices, making them feel bad about what they eat.

Some politicians try to pathologize immigrants, portraying them as a threat to society.

Some people are quick to pathologize individuals who experience hallucinations or delusions as having schizophrenia, when in fact there can be many underlying causes.

Some conspiracy theorists pathologize any disagreement with their ideas as evidence of being brainwashed.